Mitochondrial and nuclear sequences of Mycopsylla spp. (cytochrome oxidase I, Elongation Factor 1α and Histone 3) and their Psyllaephagus parasitoids (cytochrome b, 16S rDNA, 23S rDNA) in Australia and New Zealand
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    The dataset contains alignments of sequences of Mycopsylla cytochrome oxidase I, Elongation Factor 1α and Histone 3 and their Psyllaephagus parasitoids cytochrome b, 16S rDNA, 23S rDNA that were used to build phylogenetic trees. Individuals from three Mycopsylla spp. and their parasitoids were collected in Australia and New Zealand in 2013 and 2014.\n\nFurther information can be found in the associated files:\n1. Insect_Collection_Details: In this table can be found, the insect species, the sample ID, the insect host plant, the location, the latitude and longitude as well as the date the insect collection was made\n2. Primer_Names: This table describes the primers used for amplification of the different gene fragments. CB1-CB2: Psyllaephagus cytochrome b, COIfor-UEA9: Mycopsylla cytochrome oxidase I, H3AF-H3AR: Mycopsylla Histone 3, EF1aF-EF1aR: Mycopsylla Elongation Factor 1α, 16S rDNA_F_Hym-16S rDNA_R_Hym: Psyllaephagus 16S rDNA, D2F-D2R: Psyllaephagus 23S rDNA\n


    • Data publication title Mitochondrial and nuclear sequences of Mycopsylla spp. (cytochrome oxidase I, Elongation Factor 1α and Histone 3) and their Psyllaephagus parasitoids (cytochrome b, 16S rDNA, 23S rDNA) in Australia and New Zealand
    • Description

      The dataset contains alignments of sequences of Mycopsylla cytochrome oxidase I, Elongation Factor 1α and Histone 3 and their Psyllaephagus parasitoids cytochrome b, 16S rDNA, 23S rDNA that were used to build phylogenetic trees. Individuals from three Mycopsylla spp. and their parasitoids were collected in Australia and New Zealand in 2013 and 2014.\n\nFurther information can be found in the associated files:\n1. Insect_Collection_Details: In this table can be found, the insect species, the sample ID, the insect host plant, the location, the latitude and longitude as well as the date the insect collection was made\n2. Primer_Names: This table describes the primers used for amplification of the different gene fragments. CB1-CB2: Psyllaephagus cytochrome b, COIfor-UEA9: Mycopsylla cytochrome oxidase I, H3AF-H3AR: Mycopsylla Histone 3, EF1aF-EF1aR: Mycopsylla Elongation Factor 1α, 16S rDNA_F_Hym-16S rDNA_R_Hym: Psyllaephagus 16S rDNA, D2F-D2R: Psyllaephagus 23S rDNA\n


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      • phylogeny
      • endosymbiont
      • co-evolution
      • homotomid
      • psyllid
      • phylogeography
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    • Start date 2013/03/01
    • End date 2014/11/30
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        Name Molecular ecology, geography and species interactions of Mycopsylla insects with their bacterial endosymbionts, parasitoids and host fig trees. PhD Thesis
      • URL http://hdl.handle.net/1959.7/uws:40871
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      • Name Diversity and specificity of sap-feeding herbivores and their parasitoids on Australian fig trees
      • URL http://doi.org/10.1111/icad.12202
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      • Name Relative abundance and strain diversity in the bacterial endosymbiont community of a sap-feeding insect across its native and introduced geographic range
      • URL http://doi.org/10.1007/s00248-017-0971-5
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      Citation Fromont, Caroline; Cook, James; Riegler, Markus; Sutton, Tim; DeGabriel, Jane; Quintans, Desi; Campany, Courtney (2016): Mitochondrial and nuclear sequences of Mycopsylla spp. (cytochrome oxidase I, Elongation Factor 1α and Histone 3) and their Psyllaephagus parasitoids (cytochrome b, 16S rDNA, 23S rDNA) in Australia and New Zealand. Western Sydney University.